Kaepernick is also currently suing NFL owners. Tough to be hired by someone you are suing, honestly
Matt McGloin threw 3 touchdowns and 3 interceptions TOTAL in the past 3 NFL seasons. Kaepernick threw 16 TD’s & 4 interceptions last year.
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NFL owners weren't hiring Kap before he sued, and seems had no intention of hiring him, so what's the difference?
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agree that would most likely not have been signed anyway. But now suing makes it impossible even if they wanted to
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Not at all. If they sign him it immediately ends the collusion case. Problem solved. Win-Win.
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What, exactly, is wrong with owners all not wanting to employ a known toxic individual? Happens in business all the time!
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The "toxic individual" excuse falls flat in the NFL. They employ a long list of actual criminals and toxic personalities. Failed argument.
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But also keep in mind collusion is not allowed per the CBA, so "toxic" or not, still can't collude.
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McGloin never went 1-10 as a starter last year
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Who didn’t win tho
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Steelers
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Kaepernick doesn't know the offense already. McGloin does and is a lot cheaper.
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Did you see the offense That Deshaun Watson Ran? I think Kaep can do that..
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Restraint of trade! CK has to nail NFL MFers to da constitutional cross! There r more laws protecting business contracts than human rights!
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That’s not the argument. The argument is why on earth would Kaep sign with the owner that just called players “inmates”?
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Because we have to hear every single day about how he's being blackballed and how he's suing them for not signing him???? Derp de derp.
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He deserves to be in the league. Only derp is from those that say he doesn’t. But signing with Texans makes no sense at all.
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Hey, I'm on board with that. He refuses to sign with the Texans and the stupid collusion case could fade away.
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